Evolon® fabrics for the food industry
- Industrial & Manufacturing
- Processing
- Evolon
Excellent moisture management and very good washability
Evolon®
food contact fabrics for enhanced hygiene and leaner processes
Evolon® microfilament fabrics intended for food contact offer multiple textile and functional benefits. They help to improve hygiene conditions, manufacturing processes, and food conservation.
With their dense and compact fiber structure, Evolon® textiles offer excellent barrier properties, including particle, air, and liquid filtration, thermal insulation, and UV protection. They also serve as an effective insect barrier, particularly against mosquitoes. At the same time, they absorb water and oil, ensuring outstanding moisture management.
Key Features
- Tested for food contact compliance
- High dimensional stability and mechanical strength
- Breathable
- Fast-drying and adsorbent
- Filter properties
- Washable
- Non-fraying edges for easy converting
- For manufacturing, packaging, storage, transport and conservation
Key Benefits
- Perfect moisture management for improved food conservation and better hygiene conditions
- Effective barrier to protect against insects, UV rays, and dust
- No fiber release on food thanks to endless microfilaments
- Durable: does not lose its shape or uniformity, even after heavy use and multiple wash cycles
Applications for food contact-compliant Evolon® textiles
Innovative bakery pads made from Evolon® help improve hygiene in bakeries. They are an excellent alternative to the linen pads traditionally used by bakers during the rising process.
Evolon® textiles also have several other food contact applications, e.g. in manufacturing, storage, transport, and conservation – for bakery products, vegetables, fruits, and much more.
The benefits of Evolon® microfilament fabrics for food contact stem from a unique technology developed by Freudenberg Performance Materials. Each square meter of Evolon® contains thousands of kilometers of endless, ultra-fine microfilaments. These microfilaments create an extensive internal surface in contact with air, thus ensuring excellent moisture management.